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单词 on
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on1/on/ prep

in contact with or supported from below by

There's a fly on the ceiling

Can you stand on one foot?

attached or fastened to

She had a dog on a lead

carried on the person of

Have you got a match on you?

very near to, esp along an edge or border

He visited a number of towns on the frontier

Walton-on-Thames

within the limits of an area

There are deer on the hills

There's a picture on page 17

at the usual standard or level of

He was on form tonight

positioned at or towards

On his right was the then president

in the direction of; against

The protesters marched on Westminster

with regard to; concerning

She's very keen on sports

staked on the success of

I had £5 on his horse

doing or carrying out a specified action or activity

I'm here on business

working for, supporting, or belonging to

He's on their side

working at or in charge of

I'll ask the man on the gate

having as a basis or source, e.g. of knowledge or comparison

I have it on good authority

Prices are down on last year

at the expense of; paid for by

Drinks are on the house

in the state or process of

The house is on fire

Why don't we buy it while it's on offer?

in the specified state, process, manner, etc

I got it on the cheap

using as a medium

She played it on the clarinet

using by way of transport

He left on the early train

sustained or powered by

We live on vegetables

He's on a low income

regularly taking

Hundreds of teachers are on Valium

at the time of or on the occasion of

You can get the books cash on delivery

on the occasion of or immediately after and usu in consequence of

He fainted on hearing the news

in the course of

I saw Van Morrison when he was on tour

[Old English an, on]

on2adv

so as to be supported from below

Put the top on

so as to be worn

She has new shoes on

so as to be attached

Sew the buttons on

ahead or forwards in space or time

40 years on, nothing has changed

It's getting on for five

with the specified part forward

The cars crashed head on

without interruption

She chattered on and on

in continuance or succession

and so on

in or into operation

Let's switch the light on

Will you get the potatoes on?

in or into an activity or function

The night shift came on


on3adj

taking place; performing

The game is on

We're on in ten minutes

intended or planned

nothing on for tonight

worn as clothing

went out with just a cardigan on

committed to a bet

in favour of a win

The odds are two to one on

chiefly Brit (usu in negative contexts ) possible or practicable

It's not on to refuse

chiefly Brit, informal nagging

always on at him about something

informal talking dully, excessively, or incomprehensibly

What are you on about?

in cricket, on or towards the side of the field that is opposite to the side that the batsman's or batswoman's body faces when they are receiving

an on drive

said of a ball in snooker, etc: able to be hit or pocketed

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